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Trump Calls for End to Birthright Citizenship, Will Deport Undocumented
The effects of the illegal immigration that has been happening for years have been costly.
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Trump reiterates his intention to build a wall across the southern border and to have Mexico pay for that wall – a consistent refrain in interviews and stump speeches.
“They’re illegal”, Trump said, describing native-born children of people living illegally in the US.
“They are responsible for this problem, and they must help pay to clean it up”. Trump elaborates on them in a series of policy proposals.
Monday’s civic duty marks a break for the billionaire’s campaign for the White House, where he has delighted supporters but enraged others with trash-talking comments about Mexican immigrants and with a crude remark about a female debate moderator.
The paper begins with three principles. A nation without laws is not a nation.
“Laws passed in accordance with our Constitutional system of government must be enforced”, the paper reads. And, Trump said, the only reason the US supports Saudi Arabia is because it needs the oil. However, several of the competitors – especially those considered staunch conservatives – are showing strength as they move up in the standings.
The plan calls for the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to triple, along with nationwide e-verify, the “mandatory return of all criminal aliens”, “detention-not catch-and-release”, defunding sanctuary cities, enhancing penalties for staying past temporary visas, cooperating with local task forces taking on gangs and ending birthright citizenship. How would he accomplish that? “I asked what he was having for lunch, nearly as a joke, because he’s just sitting there, everyone’s quiet, no one’s speaking”, said Hamburger, who also told ABC News that he would not vote for Trump.
“It’s not clear to me that Donald Trump is a Republican, first of all, based upon his willingness to run a third party bid and the, some of the positions that he’s taken”, Fiorina told ABC’s This Week. Trump appears to be seriously, if imperfectly, addressing this need.
Then during a break, a special response team of court officers – deployed for high-profile cases – blocked off a hallway where Trump stopped with his bodyguard to conduct calls on his cellphone.
Trump is campaigning to prioritize unemployed Americans, those who lost job opportunities to immigrants who are employed in the country. Specifically, he wants to make more H-1B visas available to tech employers so they can hire foreign skilled workers. “The good people can come back”.
“It’s my duty and I’m happy to do it”, Trump said.
Could Trump change citizenship rules?
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“We’re going to keep the families together, but they have to go”, he said in the interview, which aired in full on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday.